Using linked list Part 1: Creating C structures to hold crucial information C structure to store course information Course name Course code Semester (Bonus: Choice to automatically create based on current date) Credit Grade C structure to store student information Name Surname Student ID (automatically created based on the current year, program ID, and order of registration, ex: 2023 01 0001 (could be in whatever format you wish)) An array of at most 20 courses taken (will be kept as course C structures) Graduated or Active Bonus: CGPA calculation based on course credits and grades Bonus: Status based on CGPA (ex: High honor, honor, etc.) C structure to store program/ department information These structures will initially be held in an array Program name (ex: Electrical and Electronics Engineering) Program ID, automatically created based on the order of input (ex: 1,2,3) An array of at most 20 students (will be kept as student C structures) Total number of students (automatically counted from array) Number of current students (# of current = total - # of graduated) Have menus and sub-menus to; Add and remove programs, students, or courses. Print the current lists of programs, students, or courses. Print program, student, or course information Bonus: Output all of this information to a file

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Using linked list

Part 1: Creating C structures to hold crucial information

C structure to store course information

Course name
Course code
Semester (Bonus: Choice to automatically create based on current date)
Credit
Grade

C structure to store student information

Name
Surname
Student ID (automatically created based on the current year, program ID, and order of registration, ex: 2023 01 0001 (could be in whatever format you wish))
An array of at most 20 courses taken (will be kept as course C structures)
Graduated or Active
Bonus: CGPA calculation based on course credits and grades
Bonus: Status based on CGPA (ex: High honor, honor, etc.)

C structure to store program/ department information

These structures will initially be held in an array
Program name (ex: Electrical and Electronics Engineering)
Program ID, automatically created based on the order of input (ex: 1,2,3)
An array of at most 20 students (will be kept as student C structures)
Total number of students (automatically counted from array)
Number of current students (# of current = total - # of graduated)

Have menus and sub-menus to;

Add and remove programs, students, or courses.
Print the current lists of programs, students, or courses.
Print program, student, or course information

Bonus: Output all of this information to a file

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